walking, just a few long breaths
before sunrise--dampness felt
as cloying needy fingers
dark dampened branches
holding the morning dew-
as child clutches for more
teddy bear time, more cocoa
all before me--molding my steps
as light begins to creep- touching
the fringes of tattered jeans
hardly making a dent into
the core of my heart
the fine sweep of sunlight
seemingly whisking away
the dark dampness of lonely
separateness--my steps become
slower still...recognizing why
we do this every day--if not
to celebrate.. all of us as one
then what's the purpose
we are all too careful
with our words
we need sometimes
to let them fly unrehearsed
let our soul dance develop
into a great massive ballet
for we all have come to dance
on the path of truth--the lies
keep it all underground-
feet stuck on root vegetables:
those rutabagas and beets
hanging out for centuries
time to wiggle swim up the roots
and watch the shining sparkle
of a new day take hold
squinting in the cognizance
no longer i and you,
but simply us-
in both tender struggle,
and illumined joy
~ words and photo by kate lamberg..(c) '13
before sunrise--dampness felt
as cloying needy fingers
dark dampened branches
holding the morning dew-
as child clutches for more
teddy bear time, more cocoa
all before me--molding my steps
as light begins to creep- touching
the fringes of tattered jeans
hardly making a dent into
the core of my heart
the fine sweep of sunlight
seemingly whisking away
the dark dampness of lonely
separateness--my steps become
slower still...recognizing why
we do this every day--if not
to celebrate.. all of us as one
then what's the purpose
we are all too careful
with our words
we need sometimes
to let them fly unrehearsed
let our soul dance develop
into a great massive ballet
for we all have come to dance
on the path of truth--the lies
keep it all underground-
feet stuck on root vegetables:
those rutabagas and beets
hanging out for centuries
time to wiggle swim up the roots
and watch the shining sparkle
of a new day take hold
squinting in the cognizance
no longer i and you,
but simply us-
in both tender struggle,
and illumined joy
~ words and photo by kate lamberg..(c) '13
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